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The message was short, simple and was all included in the subject line. Problem is, those letters began with an s and ended with a t.... More
MONTGOMERY - A private contractor who uses a state office and public resources does so under the terms of her contract, acting state Finance Director Bill Newton said today.... More
MOBILE, Ala. -- A judge denied bond this morning for a man charged with capital murder in the slaying of Zoa White, a former campaign aide for Gov. Bob Riley. Through an appointed attorney, 24-year-old Carlos Edward Kennedy entered a plea of not guilty by reason of insanity, temporary insanity and diminished capacity.... More
Bright had answered a question about whether he would support Pelosi for another term as speaker of the House by saying that any number of things could happen before the January vote, including that Pelosi could "get sick and die."... More
More than 2,300 needy Alabamians working for salaries provided by federal stimulus funds probably will lose their jobs at the end of the month.... More
Brooks and Raby shared the stage Thursday, as Brooks pitched the race for the 5th Congressional District as part of a national battle against socialism and Raby, calling himself bipartisan, focused on brining home federal dollars.... More
It's time we really talked about race.For real. For once.Not in whispers or innuendo. Not in code.If Alabama's Democrats taught us anything with their PR pratfall in picking a Jefferson County judicial candidate, it is that we need to talk....... More
"Our states are being harmed by the influx of illegal aliens. The federal government has failed to protect us by securing our borders," King said.... More
MONTGOMERY -- A legislative oversight committee today delayed approval of a computer contract after learning the firm's Montgomery representative works out of a state office building.... More
Two Republican justices have donated to Democratic candidates for the Alabama Supreme Court, causing a potential split in an election year that otherwise has appeared rosy for the GOP.... More